Cameras To Shoot Movies

This product is not only versatile, it is also reasonably priced. I shoot home movies with it.

Is a very sturdy solution when using 2 cameras to shoot.

This is used for my Canon 7D to shoot movies and stills, plus my smaller cameras, the G12 and point and shoots. It it rugged and has amazing engineering and especially quality. This is the first head to recognize the needs of DSLR/video owners. Manfrotto quality is terrific. I swallowed a couple of times before paying the price. What really convinced me to keep it is the ability to balance the camera/lens load on top of the head and the smooth panning action. If you travel, this one head will be all you need. You'll notice the weight if you carry it onboard, but it has to have weight to be rugged.

My primary purpose in buying this camera originally was to shoot movies. I had heard that it had been used to shoot stunts on Iron Man 2, Captain America, and was primary cam on the Navy Seal project Acts of Valor, so it came with high regard. And as soon as I got it, I knew I was in heaven. The depth of field is WONDERFUL, the full frame sensor is incredible, and the image quality is as sharp as you want it. PROS: Shoots excellent, low noise video, especially when coupled with a lens like the 50mm f/1.4. Great low light capabilities, and solid ISO range. Practically noiseless at 1250. Also amazing for picture taking. I've shot more pictures than movies since I got it, and it's opened up a whole new field for me. CONS: There are just a couple here. It's an older camera, so some of the nitpicky comforts you can find on newer ones are not here. There's no in-video autofocus, there's no flip LCD, and the audio really isn't that good. However, overall, these are things a professional videographer shouldn't need. I'm not quite there yet, so they're a little bit irritating, but in the whole stretch of things, I am VERY happy with this camera.

I purchased this product to shoot movies of the kids. I was interested in the low light capabilities and I am not disappointed. The image quality is great and with normal room lighting after dark and the daylight shooting is also great.

I use the Impact stands for Kino lights, Arris and anything else used to shoot movies. It is heavy and gives me alot of confidence to hang nearly anything from it. I honestly bought them because they were the cheapest, but now I wouldn't buy anything else.

This is a great lens. It's fast and a 50mm is a must have lens. I shoot training films and short form movies mostly. But I also use my cinema lens for photos. Buy it you will love it.

I shoot small independent movies. Just do the two day project which required multiple Jib moves. Product works perfectly with a stripped down Ursa mini.

If you shoot with 2 cameras for 12+ hours and looking for maximum comfort and style this one is for you!

I owned several Point and Shoot cameras, and this is the best by far. A great value for a powerful camera.